Khaberni - Axios website revealed today (Tuesday) that US President Donald Trump and his senior advisors requested Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during their meeting to change Israel's policies in the occupied West Bank.
An American official and another source announced that President Trump and his senior advisors asked Netanyahu to change Israel's policies in the occupied West Bank during their meeting, yesterday (Monday) in Florida.
According to the American official, the White House believes that any violent escalation in the West Bank will undermine efforts to implement the peace agreement in Gaza and prevent the expansion of the Abraham Accords before the end of Trump’s term.
Sources stated that Trump and his team expressed their concern about the situation in the West Bank and asked Netanyahu to avoid any provocative steps and calm the situation.
Trump said during a press conference with Netanyahu after their meeting: «We had a lengthy discussion about the West Bank. I cannot say that we completely agree about it, but we will reach a conclusion on this matter».
Other sources disclosed that the topic was discussed during a preparatory meeting held by Netanyahu on Monday morning with Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and envoys Steve Witkoff, and Jared Kushner, and during Trump's afternoon meeting with Netanyahu.
Sources explained that the American President and his team raised issues of settler violence against Palestinian civilians, the financial instability of the Palestinian Authority, and the expansion of Israeli settlements.
